5S Awareness & Implementation
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•Name
•Designation
•Experience in 5S
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 Course Outline
1. Introduction to 5S History , Concepts, Benefits
2. Application of 5S
- Seiri (Sort/Structurize)
- Seiton (Set-in-Order/Systemize)
- Seiso (Shine/Sanitize)
- Seiketsu (Standardize)
- Shitsuke (Sustain/Self-Discipline)
3. Tips, Implementation , Examples
4. Practical
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 Course Objectives
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
• Understand the principles of 5S
• Understand benefits of using 5S & workplace
efficiency
• Implement 5S & maintain it in any organization
• Develop self-directed staff using team-focused
approach.
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 History & Origin
• Henry Ford first perfected flow
production in the early part of
the 20th Century.
• Toyota improved Ford’s design
in the 30s and 40s developing
its LEAN production system to
be more adaptive to needs and
changes.
• It is based on “order &
structure”
• It was required to ensure the
sustainability of the “Visual
Factory” concept.
• Taiichi Ohno created the original
“4S” concept of workplace
organization and visual control at
Toyota during the early 1950’s.
• The concept was further refined
into “5S” during the 1960’s and
1970’s.
• U.S. manufacturers added a sixth
“S” for “safety” during the 1990’s.
• The 5S+1 tools were recently
modified by Gwendolyn Galsworth
to include “Visual Workplace”
disciplines.
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Basic Concept: What is 5S?
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 What is 5S? Basic Concept
• 5S is a workplace organization technique
• It is a way to involve associates in the ownership of
their workspace
• It helps create and maintain the efficiency and
effectiveness of a work area
A system to reduce waste and
optimize productivity
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 What is 5S? Basic Concept. How??
• Maintaining organized work area
• Using visual management
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Seiri Seiton Seiso
Seiketsu Shitsuke
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Sort /
Structurize
Set-in-Order
/
Systematize
Shine /
Sanitize
Standardize
Sustain /
Self-
Discipline
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Sisih Susun Sapu
Seragam
Sentiasa
amal
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 Seiri (Sort / Structurize / Sisih)
 Separating the Needed from the Not-Needed
 Eliminate not-needed items and perform an initial
cleaning
 Establish criteria/handling of items
 Identify not-needed items
 Move not-needed items to holding area
 Conduct a white-elephant sale
 Conduct an initial cleaning
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 Seiton (Systemize / Set in Order / Susun)
 A place for everything and everything in its place,
clean and ready to use
 Arrange workplace for safety and efficiency
 Identify key equipment and supplies
 Determine location for each item
 Outline locations and zones
 Develop shadow boards, label items
 Document layout, equipment, supplies
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 Seiso (Shine / Sanitize / Sapu)
 Cleaning for Inspection
 Perform daily cleaning and inspection to understand work
conditions
 Identify points to check for performance
 Determine acceptable performance
 Determine visual indicators/controls
 Mark equipment/controls
 Conduct daily cleaning/inspections
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 Seiketsu (Standardize / Seragam)
 Developing common methods for consistency
 Make abnormal conditions noticeable and document
agreements
 Document agreements and checks
 Establish/document standard methods across similar
work areas
 Document new standard methods
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 Shitsuke (Sustain / Sentiasa Amal)
 Holding the Gains and Improving
 Maintain the gains from other 5S activities and improve
 Determine 5S Level of Achievement
 Perform routine checks
 Analyze results of routine checks
 Measure progress and plan for continuous
improvement
 Training & communication to all employees to ensure 5S
application – developing good habit to all employees.
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 Summary
 5S is a continuous program focuses on organization,
cleanliness, and standardization to improve profitability,
efficiency, service and safety
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Benefits
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 Safety
 Organized & clean- easy to spot hazards
 Visual indicators alarm people of hazardous situations
 Healthier workplace
 Quality Improvement
 Reduce contamination / deterioration
 No short cuts - right tools available
 Visual management - easy detection
 Not cluttered - minimize damage
 Improving Process Efficiency
 Items for work are easily located,
 Don’t waste time searching,
 Improve work flow
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 Reduce Cost
 Efficient use of space, reduce footage
 Reduce downtime
 Damage prevention
 Waste reduction
 Employee Motivation
 Organized & clean workplace,
 Availability of tools,
 Helps workers do job well
 Pride & ownership
 Improve work culture
 Positive image to customers
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Key for Success
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 Management’s visual commitment & example
 Employees
 Active 5S champions & committee
 Training, education, promotion
 Communication
 Plan & do, review & action
 Recognition & reward
 Part of daily operation plan
 Immediate feedback
 Challenge the situation
 No shame & blame
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Implementation
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5S Implementation
Sort / Structurize / Sisih
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 Objectives
 Making work area organized
 Free up space
 Easy to FIND the things you need
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Set up Steering Committee
(Sponsor ,Chairman)
Plan schedule
budget &
programme
Define boundaries of
layouts, Area champions
or Owner
Communication &
Publicity,
Awareness & Training
Assign Steering
committee member to
1 or more areas
Optional:
Temp Red Tag Area
Area 1 Area 2
Area 3 Area 4
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Select zone
Involve the
workers &
supervision of
area
Move items
to temp red
tag area
RED TAG it
& Fill Log
Identify unwanted
or misplaced or
unknown items or
not used daily
Take before
picture
Take
picture
Evaluation
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RED TAG
Date
Name Signature
Item
Action required
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 Evaluation for Disposition
 Return to home
 Find a home for it
 Scrap it ( sell or throw )
 Recycle, reuse, rework, repair
Who
decides?
5S Implementation
Set in Order / Systemize
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 Physical lines on the floor to identify
work areas, storage areas, finished product
areas, etc
 Put shadows on tools boards, making it easy to
quickly see where each tools belongs
 Provide shelves, cabinets, tool trolleys
 Label name of items for easy identification
 Provide location map
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Before After
5S Implementation
Shine / Sanitize / Sapu
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 Do a one time clean up – floors, machines, shelves,
tools, storage boxes (repaint ,replace, refurbish if
necessary)
 Identify & report specific source of dirt, filth, leak, spill.
Eliminate it!
 Identify & report damages, broken parts, rusted supports,
racings, exposed wires, missing nuts & bolts expired
item, potential hazards and problems
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 Create a spotless workplace
 Identify and eliminate causes of dirt and grime –
remove the need to clean
 Sweep, dust, polish and paint
 Divide areas into zones
 Define responsibilities for cleaning
 Tools and equipment must be owned by an
individual
 Focus on removing the need to clean
5S Implementation
Standardize - Develop process structure to support new
practices
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 Generate a maintenance system for the first three
 Develop procedures, schedules, practices
 Continue to assess the use and disposal of items
 Regularly audit using checklists and measures of
housekeeping
 Real challenge is to keep it clean
5S Implementation
Sustain - Holding the Gains and Improving
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 Means inoculate courtesy & good habits
 Driving force behind all 5S
 Deming’s point number 1: Constancy of purpose
 Make it a way of life
 Part of health and safety
 Involve the whole workforce*
 Develop and keep good habits
 Requires discipline & effort
 Carrot versus stick, Motivation & competition
 Train & coach
 Resources
 Audits
 Improve
 Communication board
5S Implementation
Examples
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5S Awareness & Implementation
Kick Start Exercise on Actual Worksite
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5S: Awareness & Implementation

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    5S Awareness &Implementation
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 2 •Name •Designation •Experience in 5S
  • 3.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 3  Course Outline 1. Introduction to 5S History , Concepts, Benefits 2. Application of 5S - Seiri (Sort/Structurize) - Seiton (Set-in-Order/Systemize) - Seiso (Shine/Sanitize) - Seiketsu (Standardize) - Shitsuke (Sustain/Self-Discipline) 3. Tips, Implementation , Examples 4. Practical
  • 4.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 4  Course Objectives At the end of this course, participants will be able to: • Understand the principles of 5S • Understand benefits of using 5S & workplace efficiency • Implement 5S & maintain it in any organization • Develop self-directed staff using team-focused approach.
  • 5.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 5  History & Origin • Henry Ford first perfected flow production in the early part of the 20th Century. • Toyota improved Ford’s design in the 30s and 40s developing its LEAN production system to be more adaptive to needs and changes. • It is based on “order & structure” • It was required to ensure the sustainability of the “Visual Factory” concept. • Taiichi Ohno created the original “4S” concept of workplace organization and visual control at Toyota during the early 1950’s. • The concept was further refined into “5S” during the 1960’s and 1970’s. • U.S. manufacturers added a sixth “S” for “safety” during the 1990’s. • The 5S+1 tools were recently modified by Gwendolyn Galsworth to include “Visual Workplace” disciplines.
  • 6.
    5S Awareness &Implementation Basic Concept: What is 5S? 6
  • 7.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 7  What is 5S? Basic Concept • 5S is a workplace organization technique • It is a way to involve associates in the ownership of their workspace • It helps create and maintain the efficiency and effectiveness of a work area A system to reduce waste and optimize productivity
  • 8.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 8  What is 5S? Basic Concept. How?? • Maintaining organized work area • Using visual management
  • 9.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 9 Seiri Seiton Seiso Seiketsu Shitsuke
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 10 Sort / Structurize Set-in-Order / Systematize Shine / Sanitize Standardize Sustain / Self- Discipline
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 11 Sisih Susun Sapu Seragam Sentiasa amal
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 12  Seiri (Sort / Structurize / Sisih)  Separating the Needed from the Not-Needed  Eliminate not-needed items and perform an initial cleaning  Establish criteria/handling of items  Identify not-needed items  Move not-needed items to holding area  Conduct a white-elephant sale  Conduct an initial cleaning
  • 13.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 13  Seiton (Systemize / Set in Order / Susun)  A place for everything and everything in its place, clean and ready to use  Arrange workplace for safety and efficiency  Identify key equipment and supplies  Determine location for each item  Outline locations and zones  Develop shadow boards, label items  Document layout, equipment, supplies
  • 14.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 14  Seiso (Shine / Sanitize / Sapu)  Cleaning for Inspection  Perform daily cleaning and inspection to understand work conditions  Identify points to check for performance  Determine acceptable performance  Determine visual indicators/controls  Mark equipment/controls  Conduct daily cleaning/inspections
  • 15.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 15  Seiketsu (Standardize / Seragam)  Developing common methods for consistency  Make abnormal conditions noticeable and document agreements  Document agreements and checks  Establish/document standard methods across similar work areas  Document new standard methods
  • 16.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 16  Shitsuke (Sustain / Sentiasa Amal)  Holding the Gains and Improving  Maintain the gains from other 5S activities and improve  Determine 5S Level of Achievement  Perform routine checks  Analyze results of routine checks  Measure progress and plan for continuous improvement  Training & communication to all employees to ensure 5S application – developing good habit to all employees.
  • 17.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 17  Summary  5S is a continuous program focuses on organization, cleanliness, and standardization to improve profitability, efficiency, service and safety
  • 18.
    5S Awareness &Implementation Benefits 18
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 19  Safety  Organized & clean- easy to spot hazards  Visual indicators alarm people of hazardous situations  Healthier workplace  Quality Improvement  Reduce contamination / deterioration  No short cuts - right tools available  Visual management - easy detection  Not cluttered - minimize damage  Improving Process Efficiency  Items for work are easily located,  Don’t waste time searching,  Improve work flow
  • 20.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 20  Reduce Cost  Efficient use of space, reduce footage  Reduce downtime  Damage prevention  Waste reduction  Employee Motivation  Organized & clean workplace,  Availability of tools,  Helps workers do job well  Pride & ownership  Improve work culture  Positive image to customers
  • 21.
    5S Awareness &Implementation Key for Success 21
  • 22.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 22  Management’s visual commitment & example  Employees  Active 5S champions & committee  Training, education, promotion  Communication  Plan & do, review & action  Recognition & reward  Part of daily operation plan  Immediate feedback  Challenge the situation  No shame & blame
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    5S Awareness &Implementation Implementation 23
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    5S Implementation Sort /Structurize / Sisih
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 25  Objectives  Making work area organized  Free up space  Easy to FIND the things you need
  • 26.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 26 Set up Steering Committee (Sponsor ,Chairman) Plan schedule budget & programme Define boundaries of layouts, Area champions or Owner Communication & Publicity, Awareness & Training Assign Steering committee member to 1 or more areas Optional: Temp Red Tag Area
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    Area 1 Area2 Area 3 Area 4 5S Awareness & Implementation 27
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 28 Select zone Involve the workers & supervision of area Move items to temp red tag area RED TAG it & Fill Log Identify unwanted or misplaced or unknown items or not used daily Take before picture Take picture Evaluation
  • 29.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 29 RED TAG Date Name Signature Item Action required
  • 30.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 30  Evaluation for Disposition  Return to home  Find a home for it  Scrap it ( sell or throw )  Recycle, reuse, rework, repair Who decides?
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    5S Implementation Set inOrder / Systemize
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 32
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 33  Physical lines on the floor to identify work areas, storage areas, finished product areas, etc  Put shadows on tools boards, making it easy to quickly see where each tools belongs  Provide shelves, cabinets, tool trolleys  Label name of items for easy identification  Provide location map
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 34
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 35
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 36 Before After
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 38
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    5S Awareness &Implementation 39  Do a one time clean up – floors, machines, shelves, tools, storage boxes (repaint ,replace, refurbish if necessary)  Identify & report specific source of dirt, filth, leak, spill. Eliminate it!  Identify & report damages, broken parts, rusted supports, racings, exposed wires, missing nuts & bolts expired item, potential hazards and problems
  • 40.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 40  Create a spotless workplace  Identify and eliminate causes of dirt and grime – remove the need to clean  Sweep, dust, polish and paint  Divide areas into zones  Define responsibilities for cleaning  Tools and equipment must be owned by an individual  Focus on removing the need to clean
  • 41.
    5S Implementation Standardize -Develop process structure to support new practices
  • 42.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 42  Generate a maintenance system for the first three  Develop procedures, schedules, practices  Continue to assess the use and disposal of items  Regularly audit using checklists and measures of housekeeping  Real challenge is to keep it clean
  • 43.
    5S Implementation Sustain -Holding the Gains and Improving
  • 44.
    5S Awareness &Implementation 44  Means inoculate courtesy & good habits  Driving force behind all 5S  Deming’s point number 1: Constancy of purpose  Make it a way of life  Part of health and safety  Involve the whole workforce*  Develop and keep good habits  Requires discipline & effort  Carrot versus stick, Motivation & competition  Train & coach  Resources  Audits  Improve  Communication board
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    5S Awareness &Implementation Kick Start Exercise on Actual Worksite 49